u/PlayfulDuck3677

I think the assembler should count as esolangish

A few days ago I started learning zig and thought it would be a good idea to recreate a CPU i had made in C++ a few weeks before.

So I did, Obviously I almost broke my keyboard and jumped off the roof due to the zig compiler being so needed, However in the end i managed to fully complete it.

Then I decided to make an assembler for it. which I have NOT done before, I have made lexers and parsers before but I've never tried making a compiler.

However after writing over 500 lines of code and getting no sleep I managed to write the FOX assembly assembler.

It was a very fun experience and I learned a lot about zig doing so.

Github: https://github.com/orewaluffy500/fox16

This cpu "emulator" is more of a CPU simulator since i don't understand shi about CPUs.
sorry if you were looking to find some LC-3 or some things like that.

Its a 16-bit cpu with 128 registers, and a 128 KB stack (you use offsets to manipulate it).

The most fun part for me right now is the assembler because this is the first time I'm making a lexer and stuff in something other than god-dang C#.

Whilst developing this I've come to learn lots of new things and use much less AI.
For example I learnt you're not supposed to use catch with try like in mainstream languages.
and i also scratched the tip of the iceberg that is ownership.

Github: https://github.com/orewaluffy500/fox16

I wrote a simple documentation for writing machine code directly and I'm still working on the assembler (today I wrote the base for the compiler so I can add more instructions and eventually labels)

I've always wanted to make my own programming language but I could just never fully grasp the concept of ASTs and Intepreters.
So I decided to make eso-langs with different designs, and eventually I realized I was slowly getting better at understanding these designs,
So to start my journey of programming languages, I made zyte, A register-based eso-lang with an actual AST.
It currently has loops, copying, functions, input, output and other stuff.

You can check it out on: https://github.com/orewaluffy500/Zyte

I was going through my google notes today and i found a script for present a game library i dont remember making

I went to the GitHub page and i know I MADE it bcs it obviously has memory leaks and it's only shipped for msys and linux which are the main things i use.

But i dont remember ONE thing about coding it.

If you want to view it here it is.

https://github.com/devpython88/Core.2D/tree/master

I was 10 when i made it, i know that because i used cmake

I dropped cmake after 11 and started using xmake

I added memory dumping to my esolang Slack.
Also i removed cell duplication and replaced it with copy-pasting, You use `copy` to copy the current cell's value into a temporary variable, then `paste` to paste it anywhere.
To clear the temporary variable simply go to an empty cell and do copy.
Also now you can do `change by N` and `change to N` instead of constantly doing `change up|down`.

Link: https://github.com/orewaluffy500/Slack/

Ive been making a modding engine, This video showcases some features I added.

The thing is, Nothing besides soil or rock is in the game, I made it all with the modding API!

Here's the GitHub: (There's only one mod by default , I coded the others for fun) https://github.com/orewaluffy500/Flinty2D

Lemme know if y'all have any feedback/suggestions, (My bad I haven't wrote a documentation yet.)

https://reddit.com/link/1uelpri/video/uwdzio4cx99h1/player